W } § B3FQBLIC.I©.
W. M. CIIENEY Editor.
FRIDAY, APRIL 29th, 1892.
KXTEKBD AT POST-OFFICE, LA I'OliTE
PA.. A3 SECOND-CLASS MATTEK.
J V. RETTfcNBURY,
WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER,
DUSHORE, PA.
KEPI BIJOAK STATE TICKET.
FOB CONGRESSMAN—AT—LARGE*
ALEXANDER McDOWELL, Mercer.
WILLIAM LILLY, Carbon,
FOR TOPRKMK JUDGE.
JOHN DEAN, Blair.
FOR ELECTORS-AT-I.RRC.E.
J. FRANCIS DUNLAP, Lancaster.
WILLIAM WOODS, Philadelphia.
B. F. JONES, Allegheny.
WILLIAM H, SAYNE, Delaware.
FOR DISTRICT ELECTORS,
15. C. Durland.
16. P. A. Stebbins.
17. L. T. Rohrbach.
18. S. S. Schoch.
19. J. S. Wilhelm.
20
21. James B. Laux.
22. Robt, Pitcairn.
23. J.M. Lindsey.
24. R. L. Lincoln.
25 S. D. Bell.
26. M. 11. Taylor.
27. O. F. Barclay.
28. Jesse E. Dale.
1. John L. Lawson.
2. John Mundell.
3. John Hunter.
4. Alex. Crowe, Jr.
5. Chas. B. Siner.
6. Maxwell. Clower,
7. Wm. H. Grundy.
8. Traill Green.
9. James K. Mosser
10. J. W. M.Geist.
11. Henry A. Knapp. |
12. Wm. J. Harvey.
13. James Muir.
14. J. H. Slieibley.
Since all the Philadelphia papers
are pretty well satisfied with the
make-up of the Republican State
ticket, the Democrats could save
both time and money by indorsing
it.
There are nine hundred Republi
cans in Sullivan county. Each cne
of them, who are not already sub
scribers to the REPUBLICAN, should
send in their name at once. We are
increasing our list very rapidly and
we venture to say, that by the Ist
of August our subscription book
will contain the names of several
hundred more subscribers than
either of our contemporaries. Our
old book is filled and we have been
compelled to order a new one.
THE BO.VKM OF PARUONti,
Several Wnriler Cases, Including
That of floury, Held Cutler
Advisement. I'aintou'it
Case l'ut Over.
Hauhisburg, April 20.—The
Board of Pardons to-day recom
mended pardons in.the following
cases: Clark M. Eggleston, con
spiracy, and Joseph Reilly, larceny
and aggravated assault and battery,
both of Allegheny county, and
Frank A. Shall', seduction, Clearfield
A rehearing was granted to Edward
McMillan, of Luzerne, under sent
ence of death. Pardon recommeuda
tions were refused in the following
cases : Charles Ilannon, murder in
the second degree, Allegheny ; James
Lester, burglary, Venango; David
Burns, rape, and James Burns, ac
cessory after the fact on rape, Phila
delphia ; Charles Hewitt, murder in
the second degree, Richard Ban
liingan, burglary, Lehigh; E. P.
Wilkinson, murder in the second
degree, Luzerne. The murder cases
of Patrick Fitzpatrick, of Allegheny;
Martin Reed of Washington, anil
Charles Cleary, of Clinton, were held
under advisement. The case of
William 11. Painton, of York, was
continued until the May meeting.
ESTELLA ITEMS.
The cold damp weather has side
tracked oat sewing.
Mrs. U. Bird is visiting friends in
New York city and Brooklyn.
W. W. Boyle has retired from
Merehantile business on account of
poor health.
C. B. Jennings made a (lying trip
to Grover, Bradford county, on
Saturday last.
Mell Chaffee of Horn Brook,
bradford county, is visiting his
sister, Mrs. M. E. Middaugh.
Churlie says he is out of the race
—his wind is too short, but says he
is satisfied to come in second best.
\\ m. Shoemaker or more com
monly called Filtering Billy, can
tell the boss fish story of the season.
Miss Maud Osier of Bare Moun
tain. has gone to Towanda, Brad
ford county, to visit her sister, Mrs.
Jos. Devine.
.1. <«. Seouten stayed in town, on
Friday night last. John sass it is
a mistake about him learning lo
drive logs on llongland Brunch.
Our young people will give a con
pert Saturday evening Mav *th.
Proceeds for benellt of K*tella
church. Admittance 25 cents All
are cordially invited.
.1. (J. Plotts has taken a contrset
of the llill-Oiuve Tannery Compa
ny, to <mel and deliver one thousand
coHs of hark, and to bank the logs
112 >r the Inn ry l.uuilier Company.
It IIIv I'ieree says they ure lioth
' '! • » w which one to
. ! B llir is, lie
wilt 111 Yt lo 111 ctuu u-l'orw long or lit'
may lose lln ui botli, by (lie way
thing, looked .Sunday evening.
Rix.
LE G A L
TRFASVBCB'N SALE OF IS-
Sl.il i:i» LA.MW.
Agreeable to the provisions of an Act of As
sembly entitled k, An Act directing the mode of
gelling unseated lands for taxe- passed the 13th
day of March, 1815, and the supplemer t§ there
to I, Win. Murray, Treaaurer of the county
ofSullivanl hereby given notion to all persoi s
concerned that unlet* the County, State, Koad,
School, and Poor taxes due on the following
tracts of unseated lands, situated in said c >un»
ty, are paid before the time of t-aJc, the whole
or such part of each tract as will j»ny the taxes
and such costs chaigeable thereon will be sold
at the Court in LaPorte* in said county
of Sullivan, on the
TbIRTEENTH (13th,) day of JUNE 1892.
being the second Monday of June, (the sale to
be continued by adjournment from day today
if deemed necessary,) for arrearages of taxes
due ana assayed and costs accrued on each
tract respectively :
CHERRY TOWNSHIP.
No. Aores Warrant, Aint taxes.
Baker John 137 71
417$ Epple H»*nry 128 75
4172 Epple Andrew 137 71
50 Kldrcd William 15 82
80 Eox Justicance 21 23
70 Fox Samuel M 11 95
332} Fox George 126 23
27 Wetting Christian 9 52
158 Getting Grown 55 91
178 Jad/by Leonard 49 98
100 Keyser John 8 70
12 Laskey Edwird 4 22
150 Laskey Edward 27 14
13 Lukens Daniel 2 07
232 Norris Joseph P 72 34
150 Quick John 20 10
31 Re d Collinson 4 CO
245 Roberts Hugh 84 69
60 Roberts Hu-h 21 42
236 Roberts Joseph F 83 30
100 Roberts George 36 70
254| Stein William 79 48
314 Stein Philip 111 86
70 VanPhul William 24 99
62 Wager I'hllip 19 07
62 Wilson William 10 44
COLLET TOWNSHIP.
120 Anderson John 34 23
266 Burk Thomas 20 27
41 Brown George 11 72
90 Campbell Robt 25 68
392 Campbell John 111 81
325 Clark John 95 43
307 Chase llcber 87 53
388 Chase Dudley lU9 22
304 Carpenter Samuel 86 71
250 Crispin James 12 79
290 Culber.*on John 47 56
333& Carpenter Casper J 94 63
400 Campbell Gustavus 113 10
•100 Caipenter Elisha 113 10
400 Campbell William 113 10
224 Carpenter Charles 64 19
418 I>nily Jeremiah 59 99
418 Daily Mary 69 99
418 Daily John 59 99
175 Fitzsimtnons Thomas 15 28
200 Goodheart Elisha 57 05
120 Gillett Enphalet 34 23
350 Goodheart James F 99 85
180 lleisten Peter 59 'l4
317 Hester Jaoob 41 37
350 Krug Samuel 99 85
300 Kerr Geo Adolphus 97 13
202 Logan Sheldon 67 31
50 Morse William 808
13 Nicholson William 4 17
200 Nicholson llenry 57 05
154 Odion Thomas 56 52
338 Parley Nathaniel 124 95
190 Pinco Relabel 27 27
438 Parley lluinphcy 124 95
193 Riokert E G. 56 13
180 Ritzcr Jacob 50 60
64 Shaw David 19 07
76 Sullivan James 10 68
26 Smith Richard 7 17
168 T« mlinsou Richard 47 92
33 Tatem Joseph J i 06
152 Totnlinson Richard 17 17
207 Totnlinson He ij.tmin 67 4S
60 Woodward Kbnuzer 17 12
150 Woodwaid ttoza 42 80
67 Walliston Seth 19 17
300 Whit ford Wilson 85 58
60 Zeiijler David 8 61
DAVIDSON TOWNSHIP.
392 Balliott John 55 7S
399 Beaaley Johnson 64 63
461J Baulty Paul 27 33
255 Blanchard Charles 45 36
14 Colt William 4 50
300 Cope Israel 56 30
50 Champton James A 10 08
60 Coatu> Jacob 10 23
270 Craig John 33 28
438 Custard Mary 29 78
10 • Dean John 85
25 Evans Elizabeth 4 05
75 Evans Jaiues or Jane 12 06
100 Evans Joseph 16 20
75 Evans Daniel 12 15
25 Evans Jacob 4 05
67 Evans Elizabeth 10 85
23 E»ans Jaiues or Jano 3 80
436} Giffin Robt 96 39
234 Giffi i James 87 8P
240 Giffin Margaret 41 47
125 Hess A. Crewllng 25 M
368 Harvey Peter 67 69
150 Harvey Nicholas 85 0j
430 James Daniel 69 6t!
436 James Grace 26 95
136 James Ma y 70 63
HO JauKsJoM'ph 12 96
308 " James Sarah 50 50
76 Meyers (Ml 12 30
400 Patters m Win M 72 90
80 Puschall Joseph 24 .'SO
S unj.le < a herino 50 05
316 Woodside James 57 61
437 Woodside Eiin -r 79 62
184 Woodside Archibald 33 95
750 Yatneil Eskiel 36 90
ELKLAND TOWNSHIP.
91 Brys >n Samuel 23 44
141 Bryson Samuel 39 17
100 Conley Robert 24 K0
62 Coolev Henry 15 69
156 Couley Robert 39 07
40 Coniey William 10 32
47 Frits J din 15 48
311 llunsinger Aaron 85 19
266 Proctor A Mill 65 01
•»9 Hpaulding Hugh 1U u.i
206J Turner Georife 68 6>
FORKS TOWNSHIP.
284 Abbott George 53 96
400 Browser 1.-aac 77 40
93 Barber Uriah 33 53
7 Dor ey John 78 77
Is| D<»fey John 2 Ml
421 Eddy G-o ge 80 «»5
M3 Fox Eli/1 K 27
131 Fi"ber Jwmt-4 C 89 9:5
131 Fisher S*mu 1 W 81 «;
173 11 (Howellldwird 85 01
N Mutt J | , |
Ll »yd Peter Z It# rt
60 Lloyd Ivter /. 6 16
71 Lttk** He r V 31 a;
T4 Mevlert Michael 6
191 No ris Hl»s» II 37 4
-1 { Norri* Jos» i.Up | «»■«
300 Norris Jo» p 4a
71 Penttoek George 13 74
434 Plea*ani >ain.iel 79 77
60 PltMtnU I-1 a I II 63 I
418 Pl«K«mli Chirlei Ml t> , [
66 Mi b »its llu-f. II 97
90 Hu«h Heijamin 17 37
4«»6 Bauli »urv P> ter 89 **3 1
43 latitat.ur> Henry 774 I
.!'• 1 ulaiid II <urjf & HA I
?o.''» W*rn#r Jauietf 3)1 3>
433 W %ra«r Clsarl«s K3 IT 1
fOX TOWNSHIP
30 kit (U.rgt* 4 10 I
10' Fullvrtoa Ktehard S3 60
4"'| Hughe# George 62 41
HtHtfee >%uiue) U IMi '
V Le«U Willi tin I 34
L E G A Tj.
60 Proctor A Hill 10 45
407| Simpson John 67 06
IIILLSUKOVE TOWNSHIP.
06 AU»erti George 06
100 Amm on William 26 20
290 Boyd John 82 6i>
335 Bobam Ephram 95 43
100 lia e8 Conrad 26 10
21C Bohatn William f>l 50
100 Carpenter Samuel 26 10
257| Delaui-y Thomas 77 12
50 Ilori.kcith Jeremiah 14 25
52 Jackson William 13 77
100 Plotts John <t 28 50
•100 lice*e Daniel 116 25
405 Seckler Michael 115 41
LAPOKTE TOWNSHIP.
372 Anderson Thomas 64 00
315 Baum John 28 35
160 Bow?man William 28 80
417 Breurley Had.el 56 25
317 Brearley Klisrbeth 42 84
39 BachiH Philip 3 60
417 Baldwin Daniel 46 89
417 Baldwin John 37 53
364 Cleveland Moses 98 28
109 Fox Hannah 30 42
97 Fox Sarah 17 36
58 Fox Surah 10 44
17 Fox Sauuiel M 3 06
8 Franklin Thomas 1 08
56 Franklin Walter 8 10
36 Fox Hannah C 48
35 Fox Saruh C ,->0
25 Gardner Richard 4 50
401-3 4- tiunderker Michael 36 14
25 Gardner Richard 4 50
10 Garrigucs Su.-an I 80
118 Harvey Jonathan 16 83
140 Harvey Jonathan 13 65
47 3-4 Harvey Jonathan 7 20
24 Holing Joseph 4 50
150 Levi L>ini< l 19 50
24 3-4 Levi Daniel 3 60
65 Morris Richard II 11 25
71 Morris Richard II 11 52
119 North Richard a 2 00
63 North hichaid 9 00
6 Pleasants Samuel 81
100 Pleasants Joseph 9 90
15 Parker William 3 15
22 Parker William 3 96
60§ Park -r William 9 00
20 Pa ker Thomas 3 15
417 Pei kins Simon 63 00
100 Pleasants Joseph 9 15
300 Roberts Geo Jr 45 00
75§ Smith Daniel 9 60
417 Woodward William 38 25
100 Whalen Robt 12 00
95 AVells Gideon 10 32
SHREWSBURY TOWNSHIP,
117 Brodie William 9 36
418 Benson 1\ *<er 67 84
-04 Cowden Job/* 31 00
. 00 l>ough«'rty Jo)}n 45 60
436 3*4 Fisher Johu 66 34
75 Fanno John 11 40
358 (iihin Charles 82 56
3.)5 Hani s Reuben 28 40
4<>li 3-4 Hunter Job 32 12
100 Hoover Job 8 00
212 Irwin Robt ii 1 ? 1..
25 Irwin Robt 3
117 King Ezekiel 26 ! ;
401 3 4 <»e -rgo (>1 i> .
401 3-4 LongJanns 61 03 j
427 Lowden John 65 10
401 3-4 Pos;ue Peter 01 05
401 3*4 Poguc Joseph 61 05
105 Richards n Isaac ' 15 90
60 Ramsey George 7 90
350 Ramsey Peter 54 5o
300 Wager Philip 52 80
436 Young Samuel 69 88
SEATED UST.
Also, at the same time and place the follow
ing tract- and parcels of land duly assets* I
and r-turned on the List, w II be >oljl
for arreaia es of taxes in the nam# of the
prc?ent or loriuer owner '»r owners, in acc'-rd
auce with the provisions of an Act of Assembly !
pasted April l!9th, 1^44:
CHERRY TOWNSHIP
Acre*. Lots. Warrant owners. Amt« tsxes 1
2 lots Bartch (lotieih 2nd 6 02 i
140 Br shart Frederick 25 62
52 Coiliiis lh>uin 4 34
6u Dunn Jame* «t F P 9 15 I
2H i L'ts. David e»v Laufield 12 00 I
TV D«*nne y James 11 4;'» j
lot) Gallagher Martin 16 2.>
11 -u»e an l lot liurst Samuel 2 GO
100 Jackson (J D A M C
Mer rcur 37 69
2* Lambert John 2 75
28 Miner Mary 5 67
100 Raiuu David 31 6i>
2S Sweeney Michael 3 41
50 Vansiekle S P 10 88
colli:y rowNSHip.
50 D eulb Frank A Tobias 150
82 Edgar Mattie 1 93
15<> iloilenb • k Clark 4 50
63 McCanoli Samuel L 1 i»9
50 M 3 Mullen J»»hn 1 5o
40 Spaulditig Granville I 3t»
100 Tbieshouidbtek James li 300
DAVIDSON TOWASHIP.
59 Cia»k Mary 5 9u
ELKLAND TOWNSHIP.
267 Sullivan John 5 54
30 Chilson lienrv tin
10 Bedford Jrank *jj
32 Brown Leonard 64
FORKS TOWNSHIP.
90 Brown Sarah C 8 00
1 lot Bird.-a I fclitabeth In
100 Ingham Thomas J 1101
196 Opp 4 Co 19 tin
12 Warren John 3u
434 li yt Br s 32 40
94 Gil iguu Michael I
VOX TOWNSHIP.
96 Grgga H«nry IS 09
#7 Meyer* Jim M 10.16
3 May barren ;,0
4 Saw er «>1 liver G 52
383 Wihiaiu ll»nry 78 |.'>
18 W heeler Thomas 2 24
HILLSGKOVE TO»» NsJKIp.
House and lot Woo<liey Ge>rge 2 57
392 Lewis Jonathan Heirs 42 34
LAPOKTE TOW Nail IP.
111 Bo4ine A Co 19
31 Croiatin llirun 1 fc.s
25 Holme. Henry 3 no
86 11< w II Knoch 4 ;,n
40 Hi) F It 4 Ho
10 Lyon Edward 7 ,'m
50 Tavler 9 Oo
40 Hasten JoUu MO
7 M»iln Barak 37
62 M era J W 3 -; u
67 He*noli Jno W 2 u *
LAPORTK I.ORO
4 lots llackttr W lliaiu go
1 " Lawre< ee William 1» 0
1 *• Me Lain Ma*y 4U
8 Q'ld" I' A rut i|#) |
4 '* W« ik John |do
2 •• Wr.flviuJno l tic
Hll RKW «iR 1' u Y TOW NBI| IP.
2 II *t Lie. Allen K MP U 30
I lot Hut'. h Aumila *|
1 •• Br. •» l><rl.i JIM 3 Oil
1 '• I!. I«'> U W 2 t)|
llml'. mij lot i'.ini' "II llir.ut 0 Sln |
2 I'll* < liri .ll Mm K A 3 ll» !
461» 0««ii» W IK} 1
5 lot* UMvuu llm. « 70 !
ill r«liucr ll.tlxpi s ;m !
I l«t M»'| Jroh.u r K l I 4
3 lyw A li.ru M i-ii'l'ii 1.1 ileo I . h
I0« N»fl >« Anr <. U(»> J
1 M Shuy l '"" s 'I
6V .. r>. I lui \\ iii.l M ilium )U «u
2 U'(» ll.iuil'ou Mr. I if ,
Uroii I ill j
3 lo!< Kalfbu Maijr A -~-ar.fi I |
t ** Itsl'liMiJa Jin U 4u
LEGAL
lli» Shaffer W B 4 95
House and lot Temple li W 2 1.1
2 lots Wheoler il C 1 2(1
Tin; sum of Fifty Cunts must also be pa ! d on
enoh traut, lnt and parcel advertised in audi
tion to the iiuioiinl naiin d opposite each tract,
lut or parcel for advertising. Also an a ldition
to the same interest will be charged upun the
umouut oft ixes due u| on each tract, bit, or
parcel, of land for each year fr .m the Ist day
ot January of the year lollowing until paid
aoi'ount of ISB7.
N. B. No taxes will bo reoeived on day of
sale.
WILLIAM MURRAY, Treasurer.
Treasurer's office. Lal'orle. April 8, 1892.
KIIKKIFF'.S NALK.
T!v virtue of Writs of Fi. Fa. issuer! out
of tue court of Common Pleas of Sullivan
county and to mo directed and delivered.
lln re will be exposed lo public sate at tlie
Court House in LaPorte Borough, Pa.,
on
SATURDAY, MAY 21st, 1892,
at 1 o'clock p. in., the following described
real estate, to wit:
LOT No. 1. A tract or lot of land
situated in Davidsotf Township, Sullivan
County, Penna., bounded ana described
as follows:
Beginning at astone, thence south 85
degrees east, 6 perches to a stone; thence
north 18 degrees east, 41 perches to a
post; thence by land of John Glidewell
north T.'>% degrees west, 6 perches to a
beech; thence south 13 degrees west, 41
perches to the place of beginning; contain
ing 1 acre and 86 perches of land, more or
less, part of the Robert Woodsides war
rant. Ail cleared land.
LOT No. 2. A certain piece or parcel
of 'and lying and being in the Township,
County anil State aforesaid bounded and
described as follows:
Beginning at a stone corner thence
along the public road leading from Elk
Lick to Sonestowu. north 80 degrees east,
10 perches to a stone in the road; thence
still along said roud. north 55 degrees east,
40 perches to a stone in the road; thence
still along same, north GO degrees east, 80
perches to astone; thence sti.l along same
south 55 degrees east, 24 perches to a
stone in said road: thence by land of Jacob
Lornh. south 78 degrees east, perches
to a buttonwood, thence by land of Boat
man Bros., east 47 perches to a rock;
thence north 84 degrees east 0 perches to
a rock; thence north 35 degrees east, 4
perches to a rock; thence by land of
Char'es Wilson north 83 degrees east, 31
perches to a stone; thence by land of Geo.
E. Kea, north 13 degrees east, perches
to a small beech; thence by land of John
Glidewell, nnrrh degrees west, 95
perches to a chestnut; thence south 70 de
grees west. 5(1 perches to a stone at Geo.
Gower's line; thence along the same, south
degrees west. 80 perches to the
'.ace of beginning; containing 82 acres
a-d 60 perches, more or less, part of the
obert Woodstdes warrant; and having
Vreon erected 1 two story framed house,
1 fra.nie barn and other outbuildings. A
irood Oichnrd thereon; well watered; about
40 acres cJeiired and under cultivation and
the balance pasture land.
LOT No. A lot piece or parcel of
land situate in the Towiiship, County and
State .foresaid boui.ded anil described as
follows:
Beginning at a butfonwood tree on
south side of Muncy Creel*, thence north
87 degrees east, 34 perches stone heap;
thence norih 3 degrees west, b* perches to
astone; thence by Land of ihe Lynn
Lumber Co., south 80 degrees west. 10
perches to a stoue at the creek; thence
down said creek, south 6' degrees west.
| 12 perches to a stone in said creek; thence
s uth 12 degrees west. 34 perches to stone
I i'i the creek; thence south 22 degrees west
| 2*l porches to the place of beginning; con
j tabling s acres tin.l 108 perches, nior ■ or
I less, and being part of the Robert Mont
j gor. •*;. rrant Being all timber land.
Seized, a nin execution and to be
as the property of George E. Rea, at
the suit of D. S. Phillips
JOHN UTZ, Slier iff.
Sheriff'- ofßce. LaPorte Pa Apr. 20. '92.
MiKinn's s.\ i.k.
Hv virtue of a writ of/V. fa. issued out < !
the ' I'U't ol Comiuun Plea- of Su livan (Vunt*. .
arid to roe directed ,-n 1 delivered, there will be
expo e I to pubiio sale at the l)u.-horo Bouse,
in Dushore Penna., <>n
FKIDAY MAY 20th, 1592,
at 1 o'c »>ck e. M.the following 'iropertv viz'
All that . i rtain I t of I <n>l iyi m and be n_-
in t h. villa.", ot Li p»«, in the T w .-h p .1
roll. > , Sul ivan .*.»■.nty. Pen:.a , bouu led and
diseril.e.l ;is l.illows :
lie .jilting at a r< rner An Iter from the north
west .irn •• o; a lirl L-e eroe<in>; the I, .p.-i
• ree mi l by th.- si le of the l.ee Settl. uie it
road, thenee n> rth 9 nml ihree-f.urth dgrees
west 7" f'et to a post; thence nur h 2;i.i *le
gre - wist. 145 fee! lo t!ie norrli line of a 1 i
de I. d !■■ James I. \wy by Jftm *. Mel'arlane;
• here." I.!'.| . I lin west. ;/„• fji t lo t e
northw >t e rner < 112 mid lot: th nee along lh
-i lo ..I ~st oel in a siutbe ly dir. ction and
alo; g a railroa i switcli and said Le» Setrlo
in <ii I r ad an easterly cour.-e to the plac" of he
ginning: and having their n erected a tw ■
st i ie.l frame building use 1 partly ufl a ni .it
mark t and partly a* a a framed
am and nth r outhui'ding*.
Sr »ed, tall • n in exe ntiin and to he » »Itl ut> I
'he proj.ci y of J. R. Pennington at the *uif wl
S. X. Meisgar X Son.
JOHN UTZ, Sheriff
SSeriiV'f office LaPorte. Pa , April ltf, IHV2.
SIII ICI VITH Sll.i:.
By virtue of a writ of fire /Writ I# ued
out «»l the <'»>urt of C. tninon Plea< of Snlli\an
C'»u and to ine direeted, there will he tx
|to- «l ut jiuhiio at the Court Hou*e in Lu-
KKIDA Y the 13th DAY <»f MAY
A. D., «t I u'clo. k p. m th t«»llow ; ng
r al i-niate ntuat 'd in the T<»wn*hi|> of Klk«
l.«n 1. County ot Sullivan and Ma'e of Pen t.,
bounded and d» - *i|»-ed a- tallow a fii :
«• _'« n« In/ at a |.o»t « orn« r, the«.< eon line «-f
Th in.i« Norton's mate m rth 57 d«j;i. e.», wv-t
••2 rod# tu »ton<-K i-orne*: thenoe oi. line of J. J.
le .m'» Imiii sonih I,#J dejgre«»* writ Sm rotln
tu |t.nt on hank ahufe runtlj thaoce nouth 6 $
d *•« ne ft .11 i rod* tow ti*r he <h, on lank
ol |\tng'*> Civ k: tf eme on lln«*ot M It n M«»l -
nenx'i land; sou h decree* e«t I<» rod* *o
hemlock «tutu|» tu*ar the f«ad; thenoe nou'li
.'i i I I grew# -a.-t 2'» r>ids to |>o#t and
tot * t-oriif nn tract Hue, ihenoe on line <>t
11 istu « fcler'* land; »»»rth 3.' dt*gr« e« ea*l M I
r■! t • ih<> |»ta uf he ini c<iiitaliiiui£ >ll2 j
a«re* he tlie Blare «»r ItM all iut j
land, u d« r giMnl uitiialinit • tid ha»
in/ herein **re »ed a »tn»il Iran e dwelling
h*'U**> ■ntal) liame harn and having a go d !
y ii oiefc «rd he on. writ Watrftd
h# Bad, t k n i i*e *ut on n*l 11 tin »..|,| «. j
| r m«.| ryotJ U Hem at the iu I it ;
t Jo*i tta Hat iu ( u*e ofj
JOHN II 7. > her i|f
rthar lT- (Ac l.al' rte. ia. April || |%wi.
IMMIMM H % lOll'S MliM K.
Tie ui tler*!.ind ho l» »n a|*|»>iit'« dAd I
«iu*tralor • I the £o<o|*, eh«tt*l».
tSfoii* hHh h w«*r»* of K li Kitler, late o
|la%4*an ta r . d»n *d. All |»r»oi,« md hf»«| |„
• iitioUiH at riM|'i< »ie >to uiik# ii tfii.c i •!
the HMae and |>*ININ| h.vin- e aim* «.'.»*»
laid Ue« lent will |«rv*-»nt thvtM Iu t au
theoli-aud (or •eill«»neul.
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T J hhKI KP. 112
tal'wrte, April IJ. Ut"i
LBGA L.
QOUHT PItUCLAMAIION.
Whkreas, Hon. J. A. Sittser, Presideni
Honorahles Robert Taylor Jr. and K
A Strong Afldociate Judges of the Courts of
Oyer and Terminer and General Jail Delirerei
Quarter Sessions of the Peace. Orphani
Court an J Conimnn Pleas for the Couniy oi
Sullivan, have issued their precept to me di
rected, bearing date Feb. 27, A. D., 1892, foi
holding the several courts in the Korough oi
Laporte, on MONDAY, the 23d, day ofMaj
A. I). 1892. at 2 o'clock P. M.
Therefore, notice is hereby given tn the Cor*
oner, Justices of the Peace and Constables
within the county, that they bo then and
there in their proper person at 2 o'clock p. in
of said day, with their rolls, records, inquisi
tions, examinations and other remembrance*
to those things which to their office* appertair
to he done. And to those who are bound bj
t'icir recognizances to prosecute against prison
ers who are or shall be in the jail of th«- said
oounty ot Sullivan, are hereby notified to b«
t'len and there to prosecute against tbein at
will bejust.
JOHN UTZ, Sheriff
Sheriff's office, Laporte Pa., Apr. 12, 1892
Trial LiNt Fop Muy 'l'orm 1802.
(rbturn dav may 23, 1892).
1 Jacob L. Snyder vs Benjamin Lewis, No
81 May term 1889, Trespass.
2 Traverse of Inquisition delunatico in
quirendo in case of James Flanigan, No. ]
Sept. term 1890; set down for trial oa th<
fourth day of May term 1892.
3 Mary J. Pain ton vs the Lyon Lumbe]
Co., 145 Sept. term 1890; trespass.
4 Sevilla Ilartzig the ..ehifih Valley R
H. Co. No. 95 Feb. terra 1891; trespass.
5 L S Burch «t Cj. vs Mrs B Billinn. No. 1
May term 1891; defendant's appeal
6 C E Lawrence vs Julia Gordon, No. 51
May term 1891; assumpsit.
7 Josiah ilembury vs Jas. McFarlanc A
Co., No. 81 May term 1891; assumpsit.
8 John S. Iloffa vs Jame.i Mc Far lane, No
155 May torni 1891; assumpsit.
9 Frank Dipling vs Owen Devanney, No
169 May term 1891, defendant's appeal.
10 Thomas Ilanley vs M E iierrman No
85 Sept. term 1891; trespass.
11 Charles Avery vs John Qwinner and M
E. Herrmann, No. 18 Dec. term 1891: trespass
12 Mrs. C. S Gehert vs Mrs. Julia Gordoi
No. 30, Dec. term 1891; deft's. appeal.
13 Arista C. Louder vs W. M. Hill No. 9
Dee. term 1891; deit's. appe il.
A. WALSH. Proth'v.
Frothys office, LaPorte, Pa., April 9. 1892
OUR MOTTO
Wliat docs it moan ?
Square Dsaling.
Wilb less it would be folly to
be content, f.ir more tban that it
is unreasonable for you to ask.
1 ook out for the man that says he
will give you something for
nothing, he wtll do no such thing.
We ilon't do anything of the kind,
we don't even pretend to, we will
give you as good as you can get
elsewhere for your money and
better than you can get in most
places. We have no use for silly,
meaningless arguments. It is as
much to your interest to deal with
us as it is to ours.
New goods are constantly ar
riving and you will be pleased
with the style and finish of the
goods as well as the price we have
put on- them. Come in and see
tliL.-j).
Pespectfully yours,
J. V. RHTENBURLF,
BUSH ORE. PA
SPECIAL
miMUUin'*.-..;d.i i ■
ft COLE
Of Dushore are headquarter
for all kinds of hardware-
Tools, pumps, stoves am
ramies, h.'use furnishin
goods paints, oils. an
varnishes. Special induce
meats to builder*.
MANfFAOTUEs of copper, tin
and sheet-iron-ware. Roof
ing, spouting ISiitcn oil
htstii.i.s etc.. a specialty. Our
prices are beyond all compe
tition. and we invite your
patronage.
CWIHUDLE
Dioiej lamfictniii Co
DON LEV UKOTIIERB, I'ROI'ItIETOKS.
STKAM MAHIU.E & GIUMTI
WORKS.
MAXTFACTUKKHS OF MON t'MKXTAI
.INI) C.'L'il tn'KKY WOHK, IN ALI
KINDS Ol MARBLE AND GRANITE.
In tnying Jiretitof (}. E. DoxAtroi
(ieiUTnl Ayt. . v "" W 'H savo the mid
dlemen's profit, us we manufwturt
all our work from lli«» rough stom
ami give our cuHiottii-ra the bvtielil
which tlm miiltllfUii'n reoeivw.
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* » Railroad. In effect Monday, June 15 'MI
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N - I N. STATIONS. S. 8?
P. M. IA. M.| A M. M.
t> 25! 10 05iA./Wiirmsport..L »48 425
5 16: 9 sfl ...Montoureville.... 9 66 4M.
5 Oft 944 L, Halle A ;U<>7 446
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4 40j 9 33 ! a Ilalls LlO 10 5C5
437 932 L....Penii«da!e 10 13 508
480 925 ..Opp's Crotaing. 10 50 515
4 2ftj 920 ....Hujrheßville.... 10 25 520
4 10j 9 111 ...Piclureßicka... 10 34 529
412 9 071 ....Lyon's Mi 11.... IIJ 38 633
410 905 hnroouni 10 40 535
4 03: 858 ....Glen Mowr.... 10 47 542
3 sfi 851 j Eiikina if) 54 549
3 681 848 ....Strawbridge.... 10 57 552
360 845 ....Bceoli Uieo.... 11 00 555
347 842 ...Mutcy Valley... il OS 558
3 4(1 835 Sonistown 11 10 605
335 830 Olideweli 11 1!> 6 10
525 820 ....Lonif 8r00k.... 11 25 620
3 20' 8 16! Nordmont 11 30 625
At Pipturo Rock.s stages connect to and from
Ilighlaud Lake.
At Muncy Valley stages connect to and from
Eagles, Mere and Forkaville,
At Nordmont stages connect to and from La-
Porte, Duabore. and Towanda.
lIENJ. O. WELCH, Uer.eral Manager.
Hujjbcsville, Pa.
HEADQUARTERS
—FOR—
; SUITS MADE T3 ORDER,
1 C. A. HESS, Prop.
5
t Call and sec my new Spring and Sum
mer Samples. I can fit you with a suit
from $17.00 up to $40.00 and all my work
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction.
Call and see me.
• C. A. HESS,
5 THE ARTIST TAYLOR & CUTTER.
Main St., Sonestown, Pa.
Jan. 8-92.
! LAPORTE BANK.
LAPORTE, PA.
Do a general Bankins: and Collecting
business. Any business intrusted
to us will be carefully
attended to.
Agents for
Steamship Tickets to
and from all parts of Europe,
and for Fire Insurance Companies.
J. ALFRED JORDAN, CASHIER,
RUSHJ MCHENRY M D■D D S
MEDICAL DOCTOR PHYSICIAN, ANT>
SURGEON AND DOCTOR OF
DENTAL SURGERY.
Dentistry a Specialty. Vitilized air
for the Painless Extraction of Teeth.
OCKII'K IX DARKY'S BLOCK, MilS ST. PrjßoilK PA .
DDSHORE II IRDMOMT
STAGE LINE.
F. M. CROSSLEY, Proprietor*
UNTIL either NOTICE STAGES
,' r \V» LI. RUN ON* FOLLOWING SCHEDULE
1 Lc.i\e Laporte at 6:15 a. m.for Nordmont
Arr.'vi* at Nordmont 7:30 m.
Laavtt Nordmont at 11:15 a. m.for Laporte
Arrive at Lnp-rte 1:110 p. in.
Leave Laporte at 5:00 p. in.for Nordmont
Arrive at Nordmont »«:30 p. m.
Leave Nor.'mout at 7:00 p. ui. for Laporte
Arrive at LapO'te 8:30 p. m.
Leave Laporte A* Ba. m.for Duihore
Leave L>u»l'ore at p. m.for LaPortc
Sawed Shincjles
The liest in the market and
at low bottom prices
Three grades constantly 011 hand
Will deliver if desired,
j Write—S. MEAD,
May23'9o. LuPorte, Pa.
T. ,T. & F. H. INGHAM
Attorneys at Law,
l.aPorev, Penn»»
Legal Business attended to inthie
and adjoining Counties
Telephone communication direct
January, 1888-
JJJENRY I. DOWNS,
ATTORN- ET-AT-LAW
K\ Prothonotary, Kegi*ter «l Keeorder ofSull.O©.-
S4r Office iu Coirt ilouee, LaPorte Pa.
HOTKL KENNKDT, LAFORTI
DAKIIY Kfc'NNBDV. ProprUtoi.
K very thing First Class.
( haryt* JitatonahU, March 1, '9O
CAKMUDY HOTEL, DUSIIOKE.
MIK KA K MOil Y Proprietor,
Even thing First Class.
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